MIPSUnit::MSpecThis project was made possible through Grand Valley State University's Individualized
Workload Plan, which allowed me to develop MSpec in lieu of teaching an additional course.
Documenting MSpec's use will significantly strengthen future requests for similar workload
flexibility.
Please provide as much information as you are comfortable sharing. None of the fields below are required; however, the more information you provide, the easier it will be for me to get time to update this program and work on others.
You must have RubyGems installed. If you have root access to your machine,
run
pseudo gem install mipsunit_mspec-0.0.3.gem
from the command line.
If you do not have root access, then run
gem install -i $HOME/LocalGems/ -n $HOME/bin/ mipsunit_mspec-0.0.3.gem
from the command line, where
$HOME/LocalGems is a directory into which you place gems you install, and$HOME/bin is a directory into which you place scripts and other executable code.Un-tar the file and run the mspec executable. Because the mspec executable is designed to
be the entry point for a Ruby Gem, you will have to configure the Ruby load path by hand. Suppose you extracted the
tar file into /home/tools. You could run mspec like this:
ruby -I /home/tools/mipsunit_mspec-0.0.3/lib /home/tools/mipsunit_mspec-0.0.3/bin/mspec [filename]